Mary Magdalene Revealed: The First Apostle, Her Feminist Gospel & the Christianity We Haven't Tried Yet

I have not felt so deeply a TRUTH, in years. This tells the story of every woman throughout our HIStory. The depth of understanding the reality of being Human, and immersed in love as all of the Great Teachers have attempted to pass on to us. It is accessible to all who seek.

Meggan has opened a door that I didn't know existed. Her wisdom, her writing, and her heart have brought me into a deeper relationship with the divine feminine within me. If you are feeling a call from Mary Magdalene and long to know her as her true divine self, this book is a must-read.

Mary Magdalene Revealed by Meggan Watterson is a powerful and beautifully written book that invites the reader to see Mary Magdalene through a completely different lens — not as a fallen woman, but as a spiritual teacher, a devoted follower of Christ, and a voice of sacred feminine wisdom. Watterson blends history, mysticism, and spiritual reflection in a way that feels both accessible and deeply moving. The writing is lyrical and devotional, and the message is clear: Mary Magdalene’s legacy is one of love, truth, and spiritual authority. This book is especially meaningful for anyone drawn to the divine feminine, healing religious trauma, or reclaiming a deeper relationship with faith that includes women’s voices. A soulful, empowering read.

Great book for women to read! This book was a fascinating read! You get to find out the truth about Mary and her gospel. Very profound and a must have for avid Christian readers!

This book touched me on a deep level. It is a perfect blend of theology and personal story, written in a style that is engaging, fun, funny, deep, intense and heartfelt. I found myself alternating tears and laughter, all the while noticing that memories were surfacing and that something new was churning within me. Meggan Watterson is not just knowledgeable about the facts surrounding the life of Mary Magdalene, she is also brilliantly insightful when it comes to turning inside out what Mary was made into by the Church. As she does so, we are able to understand ourselves more fully, we are able to see aspects of ourselves that have been dormant, overlooked, understated, and even reviled. We are able to remember the truth of who we are and this truth is profound, for it is the language of the heart; it is the truest of all loves. I found the pages of this book to be filled with healing transmissions. I'm changed as a result of it. Not only do I have a greater understanding of Mary and her gospel, but I also understand myself more fully. I'm more at home in my body. This is a book I will return to again and again as I feel like there are layers to the integration of the information and the transmissions that it contains. I'm filled with gratitude and a deep desire that these words find their way deep into the heart of our world and our culture for they are revolutionary in their healing effect.

Some reviewers reflected that this was more of an autobiography than it was about Mary Magdalene. While there were a lot of personal stories from the author, I thought she did a great job of connecting these stories to what she has learned of Mary Magdelene. This has both answered questions I had about the gnostic texts and inspired me to learn seek out more info. The author does provide a lot of recommendations for additional reading.

I'm not knowledgeable about the bible or Christianity, but this book has sparked curiosity in me. I liked her interpretation of how Mary is the feminine counterpart of Christ, and that her teachings help us go inside and find good (God), always available for us to find and find again.

If you only RSVP to one invitation. this year, let it be the one to read this book. It will set you free … to See and to Be.

Loved the humour & insight in the book. Thanks to the author for writing it. I would recommend this to anyone who is trying to understand their spiritual bearings, irrespective of their religion. Iam not a Christian, but still, it gave me a lot of insight on how to reach the higher power, which is right inside us. I don't know, if I'll ever be successful in finding that peace/connection with God that Iam looking for.......But I would surely recommend this book to anyone who is on a spiritual quest & is open to learning. Good luck & God bless.

I purchased this book because it ranked well for the gospel of Mary, which I was curious to read. What I didn't expect was the accompanying interpretation centred within modern psychology and its concepts of ego and mindfulness practice. If only more religious text was explained this way. And Meggan's personal reflections provided an honesty that offered another level of depth. I will read this book again.

I've never read anything of the Mary Magdalene story and was not particularly looking to do so until I came across this wonderful book which was wrapped in so many 5 star reviews, that I felt compelled to read it. This is a truly beautiful book that seeks to reframe the early history of Christianity and to liberate the power that by birth right belongs to us all (both male and female) that the church so greedily sequestered all those years ago. The author writes poetically and gently at times and at others more fiercely to reveal her own truths on her spiritual journey as she relays the teachings of Mary Magdalene. There are so many gems of original writing, themes and insights that makes it a book of great importance if we are to fully integrate our history and reclaim our sense of worth in a culture that is misguided by the insatiable quest to acquire material worth, power over others, and supremacy. Of course this book is so much more and what is notable is the authors ability to penetrate deeply into the current ways of how we have become disconnected from what is true and what is real. So much resonates that I can not recommend this book highly enough and for anyone that does choose to read it expect a course correction in understanding of this great religion and a personal healing in what was taken from us. 'Justice is what Love looks like in public' Meggan Watterson

Mary Magdalene Revealed is one of my favourite books because by reading it I end up in a state of deep contemplation. Sometimes by reading the book or listening to the audiobook it also feels like a meditation to me. Personally I am able to relate very well to Watterson's personal journey she shares in the book. Her interpretation of verses from Mary's gospel is unique and refreshing. According to the author Mary Magdalene was the only person who was able to fully perceive Christ in her heart and this was the reason she had also been His first apostle, the apostle to the apostles. In my opinion Mary Magdalene Revealed can be categorized as Christian mystic literature.

GREAT BOOK, BUT IS NOT, THE GOSPEL OF MARY MAGNELIN.